Showing posts with label teabag olympics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label teabag olympics. Show all posts

Tuesday, 24 March 2009

Extreme Teamaking





If ironing on a ledge 500 feet up can become a recognized sport, then so can making tea suspended from a bridge above a river.
We challenge all the teabag olympic committee fans to go out and make tea somewhere where you have never made it before.
The following criteria will apply:
Made on a silver tea tray
White ceramic or china teapot
Tea leaves only, no bags used
At least one cup poured, in a saucer
We will accept submissions, provided there is proof in the form of pictures or a video clip, with statements from two independant witnesses.
Go out and conquer your worst teamaking fears, whether it is just in the tree house you built as a child or something a bit more adventurous, we support you.
Please send them in.

the tea bag olympic committee

(join now)

Founded one Sunday afternoon during the Long Dark Teatime of the Soul.‡

The proposal is sound, with numerous possibilities...

Just like the normal Olympics, but with distinct differences.
Ever wondered what it would be like to play tennis with two teaspoons and a teabag? Or shot-put with a teabag?


We have.

Take a tagged teabag after use and do the hammerthrow, or put the cup on top of the cupboard and try to play a bit of basketball. (Teabag has to be dry though.)
Or use a wet and warm teabag and a block of ice for a game of curling.
We propose to have monthly play-offs with a once yearly get together and nationwide games. Perhaps Five Roses could do the sponsoring.
Sign up now to receive the free newsletter and you will be informed of the next meeting. There is no joining fee at present, although you are required to bring your own teabag.
Be warned that it is a dangerous sport and protective gear should be worn at all times. We cannot be held responsible for any injuries arising from unsupervised use and/or misuse of teabags.

more ideas...
discus
two teaspoons on the table and you got hockey
soccer if you are careful
stack the boxes for highjump
curling - using a warm teabag and block of ice

‡(Douglas Adams fans should understand.)